Central Collegiate Institute - Analecta Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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ALAN LAING—“I’ll Toot My Flute at You!’’ How many hearts have I broken with my great, big, beauti¬ ful eyes?’’ Alan, the Analecta Sports Editor, belongs to the Calgary Symphony Orchestra, A.Y.P.A., and the Students ' Council. ELAINE LEBBERT— Mink Shmink”. Let us eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow I die . . . t. Elaine, who takes part in Y-Teen, Glee Club, Booster Club and house league basektball, likes reading, eating and eating. JUDY LESLIE— Don ' t Roll Those Bloodshot Eyes At Me”. High school days are lots of fun but they can ' t compare with high school nights.” This energetic blonde hopes to attend U. of Man. for inter¬ ior decorating. GEORGE LITZENBERGER— I Warm So Easy ...!’’ He who laughs last has had the joke explained.” Litz, the life of any party, plans to take engineering, make a million and remain a bachelor. (?) WING LEW— At Last! (Graduation)” I came to gather some knowledge, so now I am leaving.” Wing, a member of C.Y.P.A., is interested in music and basketball. His main ambition is to get his matriculation. PHIL LIBIN— There ' ll Always Be a Libin”. Well, uh-er, I mean um ... at least, uh-er.” Phil plans to take dentistry at he U. of A. His pet peeve is learning physics definitions. HELEN MacGREGOR—“And If I ' m Elected . . .!” Rooty, toot, toot. C.C ' .I.’s trumpeter belongs to the French Club, Beaver Club and Cum Deo. Plans to be a chartered accountant. BOB McARTHUR—“Hey-Bob-Ah-Re-Bob . Give me Sport or give me Death. Bob, our popular Students’ Council President, is an outstand¬ ing all-round athlete. He plans to at tend university. LORRAINE McCULLAGH— Ain’t Misbehavin’. Bored of education.” Corkwork, fiberwood, flowers and reading are the hobbies of this future nurse. She also enjoys badminton and bowling. WENDY McDONALD—“Gone With The Wend”. Look at the future for that is where you will spend the rest of your life.” This Booster Club President, Council Rep., and Analecta Lit. Ed., plays basketball and bowls. BETH McINNES—“Springtime In The Rockies”. “She has a dark and a roving eye. Beth is a drawing enthusiast who intends to take her B.A. and eventually become a librarian. JEAN McINNES— I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire”. Slugger with the light brown hair.” Jean is a future agriculturist who likes horseback riding. Her activities include Glee Club and extra Latin classes.

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LYNETTE JENKINS—“Busy Doing Nothing”. “She who hesitates is lost.” This happy young lady is an earnest French student. Her future is undecided pending graduation from C.C.I. MARILYN JOHNSON—“My Heart Belongs to Daddy . I ' ll try anything once and sometimes twice.” Marilyn, a Council Rep., hopes to be a nurse. She is an enthusiastic skier, bowler and basketball player. PAT JOHNSON—“Dark Eyes”. “Still waters run deep.” Pat’s wish is to travel around the world some day. She enjoys swimming, skating and dancing. NESTOR KELBA—“And All the Kats Joined In”. “Awake, asleep or in a state of suspended animation?” This Hi-Y member spends a lot of his time working on the Ford. Royal Roads is his goal. ELAINE KELLAM—“The Moon Is Blue”. Let’s go shushing the slopes.” Elaine is one of Central’s top skiers. She is Secretary of the Ski Club and a member of the Bowling Club. ROBERTA KELLAWAY—“Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me”. “I agree with no man’s opinions; I have some of my own.” This future R.N. participates in Y-Teen, Glee Club, bowling and house league basketball. JIM KELLY—“Lost Weekend”. “I love work, it fascinates me; I could sit and watch it for hours.” Jim is kept busy with the Analecta, football and basketball. His aim is the semester system at Mt. Royal. RON KELLY—“Mother Goose Medley . “But sir, I did it all by myself.” Ron belongs to the Bowling Club, Students’ Council and B.A.A. Royal Roads is the goal of the Junior Football Team co-captain. ELEANOR KING—“Music To Make Me Misty”. What is there to say?” After graduating, Eleanor will try her hand at nursing. She belongs to Y-Teen, Bowling and Booster Clubs. JEAN KING—“I Dream of Brownie in the Light Blue Jeans” “She can resist anything but temptation.” Jeannie participates in bowling, skiing, Y-Teen and swim¬ ming. She hopes to be a physiotherapist. RICHARD KING— Takes Two to Tango”. He will never be an Eisenhower but will always be a King.” Richard is kept occupied with Hi-Y, House League Basket¬ ball, Chi Club, Scouts and shooting. GERRY KRAFT—“Hi Neighbor”. ‘A face of an angel but there’s deviltry in her eyes.” Gerry is planning to become a nurse. She is a member of Y-Teen, Cum Deo and likes to read and sew.

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JOHN McLENAHAN—‘‘Big John ' s Special”. It isn’t that I’m lazy, I ' m just allergic to work.” Large” is active in most sports, especially football. He plans to be a chartered accountant. MARG. McLEOD—“Shine’. “It takes less effort to smile than to frown, so just watch her go to town.” President of Sr. Y-Teen and Treasurer of the Students ' Council, Marg. likes to bowl and swim. Ambition—Social Service Worker. GARY McNABB—“Mr‘ ‘C’ Jam Blues”. Now I like opera, none of this jazzy stuff or me.” Gary, who plans to attend U. of A., is a terrific drummer and an excellent jiver. REG. McNAMARA— McNamara ' s Band”. “If knowledge be the food of man, here’s a bad case-of malnutrition.” Captain of the Sr. Football Team and line coach of the Jr. Football Team, Reg. also plays basketball. JOHN McQUEEN— The McKing and I”. “Sir ... no comment sir.” John, a future dentist, belongs to Hi-Y and plays house league basketball. He amuses himself with elastic band airplanes. MARILYN MAIR— Jeepers Creepers”. “I’m tired of the life I’m living.” Marilyn is a Y.W.C.A. member who likes to skate, watch T.V. and collect maps. She plans to take physiotherapy. WENDY MARKS— Walkin’ My Baby Back Home”. If it ' s the last thing I do . . .!” Wendy’s main concern is graduating from Central. Then this record collector will attend the U. of Seattle. GLEN MARTIN— Walkin’ and Whistlin’ Blues”. I am the captain of my ship, I’m the master of my ways, I love the Albertan.” G. M., a mogul from the word ‘go’ plans to go to university in the near future. VERNE MILLER—- Serenade To a Savage”. Does he still get in for children’s fare?” Verne belongs to the Curling Club, Ski Club and Rover Scouts. He plans to take forest pathology and likes hunting. LOIS MITCHELL— How Important Can It Be?” The famous author of the theory of the square circle.” Lois, a member of the French Club and Young Judea, is a future U. of T. freshman who likes to write letters and read. SHARON MOLINEAUX—“Desiree ”. “A true friend, a good sport; she’s a girl of that sort.” Sharon plays interscholastic and house league basketball and hopes to take medicine at the U. of A. MARILYN MORRISON—“Runnin’ Wild”. Hurry, scurry, lots of fun; here comes Marilyn on the run.” This Vice-President of the Bowling Club is a member of Y-Teen, Ski Club and the Y.W.C.A.